Wheel Alignments
If your vehicle is pulling from one side to another, or if one or more tires are showing signs of premature or uneven wear, you may need a wheel alignment. Give us a Call to get regular checks that will ensure proper wheel alignment and help you avoid costly repairs.
You may need an alignment if:
- You need to hold onto the steering wheel to drive straight ahead
- You’ve just changed the tires
- You’ve been involved in a collision
- Steering or suspension parts such as tie rods, control arms, bushings or idler arm have been changed
- You’ve driven the first 3,000 km in a new car
- Your front-wheel-drive car just had a trans-axial repair
Checking Sensors
We also check the steering angle sensor—a feature of many late model vehicles—that senses where you’re holding the steering wheel in relation to the wheels. The sensor works with the stability control systems, and must be reset after a wheel alignment.
Did you know?
- Most alignment work will not require new parts, though all tires should be the same size, style, and be properly inflated
- While the rear suspension typically can’t be adjusted on a rear-wheel drive vehicle, front-wheel drive models should always get four-wheel alignment service
Call today to ensure that your wheels are aligned as they should be!
